Malcador Chokes Horus | A Warhammer 40k Comic Dub

The Seeds of heresy are sown...

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[lan]

Macaldor : "Revealing the name of the Lost Primarch could affect the GW sales, Be Silent !"
Horus : "Wat ?"

[TheWarmachine]

It's really sad to know that while the Traitor Primarchs betrayed the Imperium, they were at least remembered for their treason against the Man-Emperor of Mankind, but the Two Missing Primarchs are forever erased from existence.

[fionn]

The Last Council lends a lot more weight and context to Horus being infuriated that in the vision Erebus shows him of the future theres no statue of him and the other traitors. Knowing that a big symbolic part of erasing the missing Primarchs after they were [DATA EXPUNGED] was destroying their statues heavily implies that Horus read a lack of a statue of him and half of his Brothers in 40k as "The Emperor ordered us killed and removed from history once we were no longer useful" which is a much better reason for betrayal than just him being mad his legacy wasnt valued enough.

[NoTimeAllTime]

A lot of people view this as a 'badass' moment for Malcador but honestly this moment probably did more to tip Horus towards betrayal than anything.

[NPGA]

I'm really surprised none of the traitors ever revealed what happened to the two lost Primarchs to the public during the heresy it would be an incredible way to spread doubt among the imperial ranks

[TheWarmachine]

Malcador when using Force Choke: "Be careful not to choke on your aspirations, Warmaster."

[randomcenturion]

This is extra sad when you remember Horus was so nervous becoming Warmaster that Malcador gave him a sort of pep talk before the ceremony.

And then...THIS, was their last real conversation.

[_NIKOS_NIKOS]

"Later after that exchange"
"Horus and half the Primarchs wage war against the Imperium"
Malcador and Big E: Surprise Pikachu face
Trazyn: Man how I wish I had a mouth so I could eat all that popcorn

[michasalamon]

That was ultimately what led to Horus Heresy. If it all were not nothing, if all this genocide and murder was Just to make Emperor a god, Horus would be heart broken. Horus was one of few primarchs that did not want to commit genocide against aliens. All the time during Great Crusade he kept repeating „Its for the future of humans (Greater Good Greater Good Greater Good)” and then Horus saw future, and all went to shit.

[georgeaird]

The books didn’t lean on this angle enough, imho Horus betraying the Emperor because he wants to avenge his erased brothers is a lot better than him being stabbed by a magic chaos blade and getting mind fucked into joining Chaos.

[GarkKahn]

As someone who "lost" a brother and my family gives him the same treatment (never mentions his existence at all) i can relate to horus here

If i was him during those visions i would get worried and furious knowing more of them would suffer the same fate

[relogos]

It's the small things, small concessions, small slights, small pains that pave the road to damnation.

[lenardbordo]

When Malcador force-choked Horus for trying to speak the fallen Primarchs name, he made it abundantly clear how they meant to him or the emperor.
I feel like that was a turning point for Horus, the first spark that would eventually made him turn on the Imperium.

[terrynewsome]

Betrayal is never from a enemy, but from a friend

[justadogobeingdogo]

Horus is very reasonable, i’m sure this little exchange will have no lasting affects whatsoever.

[WorshipperOfKhone]

"Horus you know our rules... Your father has taught you this so many times and you have neglected to remember..."










*"No girls allowed"*

[gagaplex]

I really don't get why Big E and Malcador seemed to think they were too good for basic management work and employee appreciation. They - and the Imperium as a whole - could really have benefited from some leadership training. An average middle-manager of today is better at this particular skill than they were. I'm sure they thought they could predict everything and had everything well in hand, but they clearly underestimated the human factor. I kind of like that, since it's such a basic flaw that caused complete downfall.

[bismarck]

It's honestly hilarious how bad Malcador and Anathema shit the bed on properly handling the worries and concerns of his sons.

[jonathanhingston]

For years I thought Horus had turn be a traitor for a selfish Gain .
But it was not to be forgotten, not to treated as tool by the emperor, he wanted to be love
by the emperor for himself and his brothers.
For that reason, I now understand him for his betrayal .
The emperor has been betrayed everyone like he had betrayed the thunders warriors who have lay down their lives for emperor cause.

[rustkarl]

Malcador and by extension the emperor were cold bastards.

For all that Malcador chides Horus for not knowing the struggles of the common man, how could he, an immortal with the power to destroy a primarch possibly understand that!?

For all their talk of humanity they had mere scerics of it.